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Where the water goes through: U.S. Forest Service engineers gain experience with bottomless arch culverts

  

The devastation from Tropical Storm Irene focused attention on the vulnerability of Vermont’s roads and the massive effort to rebuild them. People who previously took roads for granted are now much more aware of the dynamic relationship between its roadways and waterways.

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